Beyond the regular seasons, Impractical Jokers has produced a surprisingly large number of specials, live events, and spinoffs. Some are essential viewing. Some are for completionists only. Here’s where each one sits.
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Where to watch →1. Practically Live — Essential
The live special is the best thing the show produced outside of its regular seasons. Filmed in front of a studio audience, it proves the format scales. The punishments are more elaborate, the energy is higher, and the whole thing feels like a proper event. Watch this regardless of where you are in the regular seasons.
2. British Invasion — Great
The UK crossover with the English pranksters The Complainers is a genuinely funny culture-clash episode. Watching the American jokers navigate British settings — and the British jokers struggle with American directness — works better than it should. A highlight for fans of both shows.
3. One Night Stand Up — Good
The standup special gives each joker time in front of an audience doing solo material. It’s revealing — you get a clear sense of who each person is as a comedian outside of the group dynamic. Joe and Sal are the standouts. Worth watching if you’re a fan of any of them individually.
4. Jokers’ Choice — For Fans
A clip compilation voted on by fans, packaged as a special. It’s essentially a highlights reel, which makes it a good entry point for new viewers and a nostalgia watch for existing fans. Not essential if you’ve seen the regular seasons.
5. Impractical Jokers: The Movie — Divisive
The feature film is strange. It’s built around a framing device involving a reunion concert with a real artist, which gives the whole thing an odd tone. The hidden camera segments are funny but feel thin stretched across a movie runtime. Worth watching for completionists; probably skip if you’re not already a fan.
6. NCAA March Madness specials — Event TV
There are several March Madness tie-in specials. They’re fun if you’re watching live during the tournament but don’t hold up as standalone viewing. Low priority unless you’re a basketball fan.
7. The Remaining Specials — For Completionists
The remaining specials — various holiday editions, countdown shows, and clip packages — range from decent to skippable. If you’ve loved the regular seasons and want more, they’re available. If you’re picking what to watch, prioritise the main seasons first.
Streaming note: Not all specials are available on every platform. Max and Hulu carry the largest selection in the US. Use our where to watch finder to see what’s available in your country.